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xrapidx said:
I think control is to change the output time that gets sent to the lock... let me try make it a dry contact and see what happens - tried connecting it to PUSH - but it does nothing.

It does look like its resetting everything when fired currently, I see the SV reconnects to Wifi
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Use a normal piece of wire to test what triggers the lock.

Or read the manual. :)
 
What manual? :p It came from Aliexpress just like that - with only a wiring diagram for the keypad
 
Swopped out the SV with the garage one quick (dry contact)... Now - connecting to NO doesn't work - but connecting to PUSH does work - it still resets the SV though, maybe th 5A isn't enough to power the keypad, SV and striker?

(Wired as 12v/GND to SV - and then SV output to PUSH/GND)
 
xrapidx said:
Swopped out the SV with the garage one quick (dry contact)... Now - connecting to NO doesn't work - but connecting to PUSH does work - it still resets the SV though, maybe th 5A isn't enough to power the keypad, SV and striker?

(Wired as 12v/GND to SV - and then SV output to PUSH/GND)
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nah there is enough power
 
xrapidx said:
Swopped out the SV with the garage one quick (dry contact)... Now - connecting to NO doesn't work - but connecting to PUSH does work - it still resets the SV though, maybe th 5A isn't enough to power the keypad, SV and striker?

(Wired as 12v/GND to SV - and then SV output to PUSH/GND)
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Quick question? If you have just the SV power and ground wired, not the relay, and open the lock via the keypad, does it still reset itself?
 
xrapidx said:
Swopped out the SV with the garage one quick (dry contact)... Now - connecting to NO doesn't work - but connecting to PUSH does work - it still resets the SV though, maybe th 5A isn't enough to power the keypad, SV and striker?

(Wired as 12v/GND to SV - and then SV output to PUSH/GND)
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Resistors removed?

Connected to the bottom terminals or left side input terminals?
 
patrick123 said:
Quick question? If you have just the SV power and ground wired, not the relay, and open the lock via the keypad, does it still reset itself?
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No - then it stays on.

SauRoNZA said:
Resistors removed?

Connected to the bottom terminals or left side input terminals?
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Resisters removed, input terminal joined. Like so:

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xrapidx said:
Then you have access to your alarm on the lan and can do with it as you please?

Mine currently arms or disarms based on various variables, its also used to control lighting, etc.
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On a Paradox system?
How are you doing this?
 
grump_grouch said:
I used to have an X64 from IDS for which I wrote my own Python scripts that subscribe to the my custom MQTT topics and you can then control your alarm via HA. The problem with the IDS guys are that their cloud services seemed to be almost more down than up (in my experience), so I replaced their system with a Paradox system (for which there already is a HA plugin : https://community.home-assistant.io/t/paradox-alarm-mqtt-hassio-addon/38569).
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Use this I suppose
 
Ladies & gents,
I'm looking for a DB-mountable smart/wi-fi switch to run our geyser off of.
Please point me in the right direction?

Preferably something with scheduling ability and time-keeping that can survive load shedding (having to reprogram those major-tech ones every time it loses time is a real ball-ache)
 
patrick123 said:
This then gives me the impression that you are possibly shorting the 12v and ground momentarily causing a brown-out in the power supply.
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How though? It only seems to affect the sonoff, the keypad doesn't seem to loose power
 
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